More has to come: the Black Bears Freising ice hackers lost 3: 6 against Pegnitz and 0: 7 against Waldkirchen last weekend of the friendly.
Freising
- It wasn't nice what the Black Bears conjured up on their home ice on the weekend.
The Freising regional division looked flat after an intensive week of training and suffered significant defeats in the two test games against the league competitors from Pegnitz (3: 6) and Waldkirchen (0: 7).
On Friday against EV Pegnitz, the first two thirds started well.
After a goalless first section, new signing Dmitri Kurnosow brought Freising into the lead (25th) thanks to a pass from Christian Semmler.
Then the guests came up: Markus Schwindl (35th) and Ralf Skarupa (37th) turned the game in the second third.
Pegnitz makes everything clear in the third third
With that, Pegnitz had gotten a taste for it.
Barely back on the ice, Paul Schuster (42nd) and Patrik Dzemla (44th) increased to 4: 1 for the guests.
The Black Bears shortened in the 49th minute in the person of Christian Semmler again to 2: 4.
But Pegnitz now had everything under control and restored the old distance through Roman Navarra (56th).
Two late goals by Kurnosow (59th) for Freising and Dzemla (60th) for the guests finally made it 3: 6.
For sports director Gregor Tomasik, the realization remained that the Black Bears could keep up with almost two thirds, but were then downright overrun.
Furthermore, there is still room for improvement when it comes to exploiting opportunities.
The big show by the Canadian Thomas Vezina
It didn't get any better until Sunday.
In addition, league competitor ESV Waldkirchen pressed from the start.
This was favored by the many penalties of the cathedral townspeople.
The 0: 1 deficit due to a goal from Thomas Vezina (7th) after the first round was almost flattering.
That changed from the second third: Freising did not bring its few chances into the goal - and the guests stormed and stormed.
Mario Pichler (32nd) and Laurens Ober (37th) increased to 3-0.
In the last round, the big show by Waldkirchen's new Canadian Thomas Vezina followed: He demonstrated to the Black Bears four more times (42nd / 45th / 58th / 59th) how chances are used and finally made it 7-0.
For the Freising puck hunters it is important to gather strength by the next weekend of test matches in order to survive in Moosburg on Friday and in Dingolfing on Sunday.
Nolan Regan, who will be part of the squad as a contingent player, should also ensure more accuracy.
Josef Fuchs
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